yes, they just don't make as much sense

Welcome to the world of Global Warming - where people (like yourself) take the same scientific evidence (which over 95% of Climate Scientists have a consensus on and that consensus is that man does have an effect on climate change) and deny as much as you can to fit your pre-conceived notions especially because you know so much more than the actual scientists and you've studied so much in the subject.

Now don't try to compare me to a creationist. Scientific evidence rules in favor of evolution, but the jury is still out in the case of global warming. More and more climate scientists are coming to my side.

"...the jury is still out..."

Who exactly is this jury? I keep hearing that in global warming debates and I still have no fucking clue who these 12 angry men are.

The scientific community have found evidence that global warming is real. Whether or not it is caused by us, that is still being debated. But don't act like all those centuries of pollution haven't done irreversible harm to the environment.

Keep in mind that I don't actually give a fuck about the environment and whether or not we are causing problems in it, I just don't like folks playing stupid when it comes to owning up to the damage we cause it.

"Ken is a real scientist" ... ok, my hat is off for one of the most consistent and persistent trolls I've experienced.

Yeah, I think you better visit climatewitness over at youtube...

Global warming = Theory
Global climate change (hot AND cold) = factual

"More and more climate scientists are coming to my side."

You really don't know what the actual consensus is, do you? More and more people are hopping over towards Creationism too, but a change of half a percent to 3/4 a percent doesn't mean the consensus is changing, either.

Also, the people you are mentioning have been thoroughly refuted and less than 1% of climate scientists are actually agreeing with any of them.

But don't let facts get in your way, now.

Ditto.

I am a Kansas and I am glad that this shit is in Wichita and not Topeka.

Topeka has enough problems with the Phelps and the Prophecy Club.

I was born a Kansas and am sure as hell glad my family hightailed it to the Northeast in the late 70s.

They spared no expense.

The real ones told them to fuck right off.

You can thank Jesus for that.

Kansas won't be able to maintain it's peculiar mix of rural Jesusness and urban/suburban spread. Scattered throughout the state are seemingly a billion of these really tiny towns with increasingly aged populations - essentially, loyalists who won't leave the area because they've done whatever they've done there since they were tots.

But the kids - the kids are, to a great degree, getting out of there while the getting's good, and they're not going back. they're going to college or the cities and few, if any, are saying, "Hey, wouldn't it be neat if I went back to my hometown and took over the farm/worked at the co-op/bought the grocery store/so on so forth. The kids are, largely unlike their grandparents or parents before them, ending up in places where they have to be tolerant of different, diverse belief systems and viewpoints.

Sure, a place like this might exist in Wichita, but it might exist in a lot of places. Twice in the last decade the state school board has tried to shoehorn in anti-evolution education rules for state curriculum, and if memory serves me correctly both times it eventually got reversed because each time it rendered the state a national laughing stock.

Progress is coming, it's just slower than we'd like.

Ah HA! the FAMILY'S from Wichita. The museum is in KENTUCKY.